Austin Cooperative Business Association
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The Austin Member Owned Business Association, doing business as the Austin Cooperative Business Association (ACBA), is a Texas nonprofit corporation that works to help found cooperative enterprises and otherwise make flourish the cooperative economy in central Texas. Members agree to follow Cooperative Principles.
History[edit]
The ACBA began as the Austin Cooperative Think Tank (ACTT) in 2010 with a mission of growing cooperatives in the Austin, Texas area. In 2013 the ACBA received a grant from the National Cooperative Business Association (NCBA) to aid its growth and mission, along with contributions from its founding members.
The founding member cooperatives of ACBA were: Black Star Co-op, College Houses Cooperative, Cornerstone Credit Union League, Inter-Cooperative Council, and Wheatsville Co-op.
See also[edit]
- National Cooperative Business Association
- Market socialism
- Codetermination
- Employee-owned corporation
- Economic democracy
- Economics of participation
- Collectives
- Housing cooperative
External links[edit]
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